Hi Seekers, thanks for watching! Want more on graphene? Check out this video about the substance's full potential here: ua-cam.com/video/J0ZMi83oUjk/v-deo.html
Yeah, let's use the new stuff we don't control fully yet, in to our building materials. We got to beat our time record of dispersing fine particulates we have so far with stuff like plastics and PTFE's. Don't advertise this stuff, just report.
Sooooooo a Renewable Energy Power Plant like the 1 in Ethiopia & that America University... ua-cam.com/video/_k9odsxm9U8/v-deo.html - Ethiopia Turns trash into energy, clean water and bricks ! *All around the world* countries could build plants to use THEIR Waste as an Input to create POWER , & use this flash technique to make more money by extracting Graphene 1st, then burning the rest!...Nice! When do we start.
any business with half a brain that can recognize when something isn't infact "perfectly good"; contact transfer, contamination, mispreperation, undercooking, on and on.
Antimatter is overrated. It's so good because it's 100% matter into energy, but there's another thing that does it better. Kugelblitz black holes are black holes made by having so much light in one spot it becomes a black hole. This allows one to create a very small black hole, which if you know anything about very small black holes, means it's shedding Hawking radiation brighter than the sun. Its 100% mass to energy conversion and fueled by any matter at all. Antimatter can take a seat.
@KolTony since when were you using this method? Can pieces of graphene be joint together by providing energy maybe through ir rays? I know that if it's possible the quality would be low but still better than nothing.
I’m glad we are finally moving towards the next step in producing graph been at the levels we require. Obviously this isn’t enough quite yet, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
That actually looks like a coal plant - clue 1 - there's a transmission system for large amounts of material (rails and blue pipes connecting) - nuclear plants tend to require significantly less supplies than coal plants as uranium lasts longer and is more energy dense than coal. Clue 2- the clouds coming off the plant/chimney stack. The chimney stack (long tall thin, not like the big two towers) looks to have smoke coming out and the top of the plant also. This would imply burning of a material. Clue 3- those towers are actually universal to power plants not just nuclear power plants, this is because both work under the same principle- heat is generated from a source which heats water which expands and this forces turbines to spin generating power. The super heated water or steam then must be cooled before it completes another cycle of the plant which is those towers, hence the universality of them. Didcot power station near oxford in England actually had those cooling towers even though it was a coal power plant
@@amberc5841 I'll second clue 3. Cooling towers can be handy for cooling the hot water both types of plants use. I'd guess they're used when a large body of water can't be used as a heat sink. I'll add that even when smoke isn't visibly coming out of the smoke stacks at a coal plant, it is only a deficit in our ability to see a wider swath of the EM spectrum that keeps us from seeing it. If we could see in UV, sulfurous chemicals would be visible and look like billowing clouds of smoke. If we could see IR we could see CO2 billowing out too. While it may not be strictly accurate to show water vapor clouds rising from any cooling tower as if it were pollutants pouring out of a smokestack, it is a way of illustrating something very real which our eyes happen to be too limited to see. Appropriately made cameras "see" it just fine.
www.worldsafetytrust.com is using graphene to produce medical and industrial face masks! We will also be manufacturing graphene water purification systems within 2 months.
This reminds me of something about buckminsterfullerenes (carbon-60 and -72). Initially, this form of carbon was extremely hard to come by, produced in tiny amounts by lasers vaporizing carbon. Then some people at a university had an idea: Could they make it with a high-voltage electric source? Somebody recalled that there were auto body repair courses at that school, so they went and borrowed an arc welding machine. In short order, they learned that buckminsterfullerenes could be manufactured in large amounts by this method - but in so doing, they wrecked the welding machine! I wonder how they broke the news to the head of the Physics Department...
Another really terrific Seeker! I truly believe someday you will look back upon your prediction of high temperature superconductors as well as supercomputers based on this technology and simply say..... Yeah!! Nailed it!!!
Imagine not, probably would be closer to amorphous carbon, more chaotic and less ordered bonding and arranging of the atoms i.e. more sp3 than sp2 carbond bonding present, or whatever structure is in the cellulose/wood used to make the paper pulp. Also probably other elements including oxygen and who knows what else. Maybe an interesting way to pass the time though if anyone has access to a raman spectrometer and an X-ray photoelectron spectrometer 👍. Or a google search.
The strength of concrete is not the limiting factor in the height of skyscrapers, the frames of which are generally - if not universally - steel anyway.
*_'Energy Dense Batteries'_* which possibly could either increase EVs' ranges or make them lighter by virtue of requiring fewer cells sounds hopeful. *{;-) **_R_*
I remember reading a science magazine back in 2003. The topic of that mag was OLEDs this size of a OLED then was about pinky size. Now look at it. I say another 2-5 years graphene will be on on a small scale mass production.
Interesting. I wonder about the energy needed to use this process in large scale and the quality of the graphene that can be produced. Finding new ways of using carbon in environmentally friendly manner is encouraging. Nonetheless, we still have to find answers about the environmental impact graphane itself may produce. Thanks for the video. I hope you'll be able to address the points I raised in the future.
Hey. Its been a year since this video show. I wonder if they found a way to zap plastics into graphene economically and fast? We sure need this Graphene now more than ever and to use up all of the plastic waste around the world. If this method could truly become a super conductive for computers, electronics. And EVs.
@@corujariousa Hopefully we'll get some geniuses to come up with ways to get this going. And hoping they'll move fast enough to get it to market sometime within 5-10 years.
Great to see Dr. James Tour’s work publicized and making progress. I was just listening to him speaking on how unknown and impossible abiogenesis appears.
I know some companies are using graphene in the epoxy used in carbon fiber layers, specifically in high-end bicycles. Apparently it makes for lighter and stronger frames.
hey is plastic can be used to use the pacific garbage patch and change all that to graphene. I think there is an autonomic garbage collector that is trying to collect all that and instead of recycling it use it do dissolve all the plastic
Is graphene omnidirectional in UTS or more like carbon fibre when you have it axial strong and can be layered in sheets to make it bi directionally strong? Or like Wood where you orient according to the grain? Or like a laminar engineered timber?
I am curious though what would happen if you were to blend this with magnesium alloy, Or is that even possible? If it was possible it would make an incredibly tough skin for aircraft or spacecraft.
Correct me if I'm wrong cause as I understand it I could go ahead let my toilet flush everything in a superzied version of their machine and make quit a lotta money?!
Slightly off-topic material processing question. How practical would it be to break materials down useing vibration then filter it with a screen wire mesh far a consistant feed stock for a 3D printer ? Bare in mind the Earth breaks materials down in a simuliar fashion.
Finally a video, that tells me the flash-temperature. Is it possible to go too hot? And how would you produce a big piece of pure graphene if you only had many many flakes?
So did he make the cockroaches and dog poop into biochar before trying to make it? This is really cool, didn't know it was in headphones, building materials, or helmets yet.
@@G11713 A private individual could make it this way for their personal use but they could not start a company selling a product made this way so unless Rice University actually open patents this it is not likely to get out of the lab like all the other methods it is locked up in corporate hell.
Soooo to make it bigger you size it up in a way it stays as effective, not easy but obv the first route they’d take, just need that even instant 3000 he was talking abt
ain't novel even the "large quantities" part.. I remembered the research team long ago that promoted their work using cd laser scriber.. and some youtubers making fairly good amount graphene out of different of carbon sources like sugar over the years .. all using no tape method
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Manufacturing will come back to the US in the form of room sized multi material smart 3d printers that can print: computers, clothing, mattresses, soap etc, etc, etc.
it's not a nuclear plant, coal plants have cooling towers as well. All fueled-plants use the same general idea and dry steam turbines need cooling towers
I've heard that the paper behind this is possibly questionable. I don't pretend to understand the arguments that were asserted against this but it sounded interesting and someone needs to verify its validity.
I'm still waiting for my graphene smartphone battery capacitor......1 second charge, weeks of use. First promised to me by Trace on one of the early segments of Seeker after its transition from DNews.
@@waffleboomerang6643 saw it on Dnews before it changed to seeker. Not that it would charge something else, but that it would accept and hold a full charge in seconds, maybe it was minutes. It was a long time ago I saw the video.
Hey man your Right Side of the body lean towards right more then left side... i have that problem... It is caused by regular sleeping habits with your left side...
4:30 Making graphene from "cockroaches and dog poop?" Won't that drive up the price of those two resources? Sounds like a good investment. With the recent downturn on Wall Street I've been looking for a place to put my money. I'm going to buy all the cockroaches and dog poop I can!!! $$$$$
Hi Seekers, thanks for watching! Want more on graphene? Check out this video about the substance's full potential here: ua-cam.com/video/J0ZMi83oUjk/v-deo.html
Yeah, let's use the new stuff we don't control fully yet, in to our building materials.
We got to beat our time record of dispersing fine particulates we have so far with stuff like plastics and PTFE's.
Don't advertise this stuff, just report.
Why grephene strongest, most conductive known material?
Sooooooo a Renewable Energy Power Plant like the 1 in Ethiopia & that America University...
ua-cam.com/video/_k9odsxm9U8/v-deo.html - Ethiopia Turns trash into energy, clean water and bricks !
*All around the world* countries could build plants to use THEIR Waste as an Input to create POWER ,
& use this flash technique to make more money by extracting Graphene 1st, then burning the rest!...Nice!
When do we start.
Please do a video on composites, Nano composites and graphene composites and their applications.
Thank you
That's because it is trash, unlike MXene!
This is absolutely amazing, but I gotta know, who's throwing away perfectly good hotdogs???
Was not good
Cuz it’s trash food.. or maybe he’s feeding his trash monster
The prevailing sentiment over the meaning of the "expiration date" does that...
Exactly!
any business with half a brain that can recognize when something isn't infact "perfectly good"; contact transfer, contamination, mispreperation, undercooking, on and on.
[Parental Advisory: Graphene Material]
Lmao
*BADUM* *TISS*
Wow you must be fun at parties
This must be placed on every video about graphene
Lol XD fard1!!1
2030: We can make it out of poop
With this technique you can do it now.
2050: All humans die because we turned all available coal in to electronics and there was no food left.
That's what astronauts will do in space when. I mean they are already drinking water that was ...
also, 4:34
I wish they could do the same with *antimatter*
Imagine they make an anti earth and we just get flashed out of existence
Yes! We need better more efficient antimatter bombs and weapon EASIER AND FASTER to make.
Yes i wanna die too
Eduardo Gutierrez I mean, if we don’t at least have the ability to destroy the planet at will, how are we ever going to live without fear.
Oh wait...
Antimatter is overrated. It's so good because it's 100% matter into energy, but there's another thing that does it better. Kugelblitz black holes are black holes made by having so much light in one spot it becomes a black hole. This allows one to create a very small black hole, which if you know anything about very small black holes, means it's shedding Hawking radiation brighter than the sun. Its 100% mass to energy conversion and fueled by any matter at all. Antimatter can take a seat.
Thank you for reminding us that most discoveries require small incremental steps! Very true and often forgotten!
@KolTony since when were you using this method?
Can pieces of graphene be joint together by providing energy maybe through ir rays?
I know that if it's possible the quality would be low but still better than nothing.
The image of a bunch of people sitting around resticking tape together made me laugh more than it should have
Excited to see them finally finding a use for UA-cam comments
9 years of dedication to a bet, you have my respect
I’m glad we are finally moving towards the next step in producing graph been at the levels we require. Obviously this isn’t enough quite yet, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
Not to nitpick, but isn't that footage at 3:41 a nuclear power plant with two cooling towers?
They always show cooling towers as if they are the ones releasing waste products of thermal power plants.... Common idiotic mistake!
Well spotted ;]
Ya, you're right
That actually looks like a coal plant - clue 1 - there's a transmission system for large amounts of material (rails and blue pipes connecting) - nuclear plants tend to require significantly less supplies than coal plants as uranium lasts longer and is more energy dense than coal. Clue 2- the clouds coming off the plant/chimney stack. The chimney stack (long tall thin, not like the big two towers) looks to have smoke coming out and the top of the plant also. This would imply burning of a material. Clue 3- those towers are actually universal to power plants not just nuclear power plants, this is because both work under the same principle- heat is generated from a source which heats water which expands and this forces turbines to spin generating power. The super heated water or steam then must be cooled before it completes another cycle of the plant which is those towers, hence the universality of them. Didcot power station near oxford in England actually had those cooling towers even though it was a coal power plant
@@amberc5841 I'll second clue 3. Cooling towers can be handy for cooling the hot water both types of plants use. I'd guess they're used when a large body of water can't be used as a heat sink.
I'll add that even when smoke isn't visibly coming out of the smoke stacks at a coal plant, it is only a deficit in our ability to see a wider swath of the EM spectrum that keeps us from seeing it. If we could see in UV, sulfurous chemicals would be visible and look like billowing clouds of smoke. If we could see IR we could see CO2 billowing out too. While it may not be strictly accurate to show water vapor clouds rising from any cooling tower as if it were pollutants pouring out of a smokestack, it is a way of illustrating something very real which our eyes happen to be too limited to see. Appropriately made cameras "see" it just fine.
"The future has a way of happening when you least expect it" --Albert Einstein
"Shut up" - -socrates
@@jrno93 lol
I don't think that's a quote lmao
@@jrno93 you sir made me laugh. Take my like
In other words, I can turn myself into Graphene?
Which one are you, Cockroach or dog poop?
@@user-iu1xg6jv6e Yes
Joseph Mateo if you heat yourself up to about 8000c then yeah.
with enough heat, human can transform into gas
@@electronresonator8882 Virtually everything will become gaseous with enough heat. *{;-) **_R_*
YES.... I finaly can become something useful :)
Your not carbon, arent you?
@@jameschristian1664 Almost 99% of the mass of the human body is made up of six elements: oxygen, CARBON, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus.
@@user-zq6pj5jo8j oh good to know...
Trash he neant
www.worldsafetytrust.com is using graphene to produce medical and industrial face masks! We will also be manufacturing graphene water purification systems within 2 months.
so basically we just need to zap coal with a Tig welder.
This reminds me of something about buckminsterfullerenes (carbon-60 and -72). Initially, this form of carbon was extremely hard to come by, produced in tiny amounts by lasers vaporizing carbon. Then some people at a university had an idea: Could they make it with a high-voltage electric source? Somebody recalled that there were auto body repair courses at that school, so they went and borrowed an arc welding machine. In short order, they learned that buckminsterfullerenes could be manufactured in large amounts by this method - but in so doing, they wrecked the welding machine!
I wonder how they broke the news to the head of the Physics Department...
Graphene’s cool and all, but can we talk about how f’ing gorgeous that shot is at 3:41?
Thanks for pointing that out! It's beautiful
brought dark matter injection
I love watching these! Always super interesting
Another really terrific Seeker! I truly believe someday you will look back upon your prediction of high temperature superconductors as well as supercomputers based on this technology and simply say..... Yeah!! Nailed it!!!
Nice touch that they used kelvin instead of celsius or Fahrenheit
galaxy brain is everyone gets mad it's not in the "right" units
2:19 perfectly good hotdogs :(
Why was a nuclear power plant shown when they talked about releasing co2 into the atmosphere? They do not do that, they realise steam.
Cant wait till weve got graphene production down, that will change so much!
When you burn paper in a trash pile and those wispy black pieces float up and away, is that graphene?
No it's not
I don't know is it? :/
Imagine not, probably would be closer to amorphous carbon, more chaotic and less ordered bonding and arranging of the atoms i.e. more sp3 than sp2 carbond bonding present, or whatever structure is in the cellulose/wood used to make the paper pulp. Also probably other elements including oxygen and who knows what else.
Maybe an interesting way to pass the time though if anyone has access to a raman spectrometer and an X-ray photoelectron spectrometer 👍. Or a google search.
Cement that is 35% stronger? that means we can build taller sky scrapers!
Or ground scrapers for as much as we reach up for living and workspace we can go down.
The strength of concrete is not the limiting factor in the height of skyscrapers, the frames of which are generally - if not universally - steel anyway.
A step closer to space elevators
Wow, you really don't have that much of imagination do you.
@@nyaluogowalter136 can predict that future already
*_'Energy Dense Batteries'_* which possibly could either increase EVs' ranges or make them lighter by virtue of requiring fewer cells sounds hopeful.
*{;-) **_R_*
I'm still hyped for this material. I can't wait but it looks like I have to wait a couple years longer.
I know, I've been following it for years. Been saying we should call this the "graphene age" for awhile now
I mean i know it took a while to figure it out but I wouldn't necessarily call them trash lol
Why did i hear Linus at first?
get to the point
we're here for the novel method of production
not an intro about graphene - that's not news
just skip ahead then, not everyone knows what it is
I remember reading a science magazine back in 2003. The topic of that mag was OLEDs this size of a OLED then was about pinky size. Now look at it. I say another 2-5 years graphene will be on on a small scale mass production.
Back to the Future is coming to reality!! Yess!!
Interesting. I wonder about the energy needed to use this process in large scale and the quality of the graphene that can be produced. Finding new ways of using carbon in environmentally friendly manner is encouraging. Nonetheless, we still have to find answers about the environmental impact graphane itself may produce. Thanks for the video. I hope you'll be able to address the points I raised in the future.
Hey. Its been a year since this video show. I wonder if they found a way to zap plastics into graphene economically and fast? We sure need this Graphene now more than ever and to use up all of the plastic waste around the world. If this method could truly become a super conductive for computers, electronics. And EVs.
@@robertlee8805 Agreed. This is one of the technology developments I follow. It doesn't seem we have a scalable process yet.
@@corujariousa Hopefully we'll get some geniuses to come up with ways to get this going. And hoping they'll move fast enough to get it to market sometime within 5-10 years.
Great to see Dr. James Tour’s work publicized and making progress. I was just listening to him speaking on how unknown and impossible abiogenesis appears.
could a large building size version be used to make larger sheets? @seeker?
Welcome to your monthly graphene video
New favourite YT channel. Wow.
2:30 why we dont use CVD(vaporization deposite) and use CO2 frome atmosphere or city polution?
I know some companies are using graphene in the epoxy used in carbon fiber layers, specifically in high-end bicycles. Apparently it makes for lighter and stronger frames.
hey is plastic can be used to use the pacific garbage patch and change all that to graphene. I think there is an autonomic garbage collector that is trying to collect all that and instead of recycling it use it do dissolve all the plastic
we are very slowly (and quickly in some ways) creating our own evolutionary replacements.
How big of a sheet of flash graphene would you get from 1kg?
I thought they can only produce graphene flakes and not sheest at the moment with this method?
Is graphene omnidirectional in UTS or more like carbon fibre when you have it axial strong and can be layered in sheets to make it bi directionally strong? Or like Wood where you orient according to the grain? Or like a laminar engineered timber?
Where do they get the energy to charge the capacitor?
Hope there is a follow up video on the status of this research..thanks
I am curious though what would happen if you were to blend this with magnesium alloy, Or is that even possible? If it was possible it would make an incredibly tough skin for aircraft or spacecraft.
The idea: put your pop between something that can be heated up to 3000 kelvin and here you go, an ultimate bulletproof cheap armor
Thank you for this! Promising!
Ah yes, of course they want to turn coal into Graphene. Old habits die hard.
Please do a video on composites, Nano composites and graphene composites and their applications.
Thank you
Correct me if I'm wrong cause as I understand it I could go ahead let my toilet flush everything in a superzied version of their machine and make quit a lotta money?!
Slightly off-topic material processing question. How practical would it be to break materials down useing vibration then filter it with a screen wire mesh far a consistant feed stock for a 3D printer ? Bare in mind the Earth breaks materials down in a simuliar fashion.
Is it me or seeker went from doing videos about outstanding breakthroughs to outstanding videos trying to make everything look awesome?
Been watching the research of graphene for a few years now and I love the possible applications of this stuff.
Disgustingly cool. A way to use our waist to save nature and greatly benefit us. In the words of Jason Nesmeth: We'll do that!
Awesome news! Thanks for the update.
you can also make it from Hemp! would love to see a video about that
For research purposes, I volunteer the trash that moved in next door to my mom.
Finally a video, that tells me the flash-temperature. Is it possible to go too hot? And how would you produce a big piece of pure graphene if you only had many many flakes?
I AM more interested in producing molded graphene, Rice uses a vacuum chamber, I would use a high pressure reaction and a chamber to do it.
literally shows 1 second ago and I received the notification 15 seconds later
Jared Solano yea youtube is broken
Ur 2nd
Jared Solano or the usual with the ones I do have the bell with , can be watching it, then midway through get the notification for it.
The notifications are standing in line you idiot.
@@i3_13 I literally had no other notifications that time
I get the joke but is it really a joke?
I really hope that this, and the "wax worm" will be more prominent soon, instead of having so much trash as we do now
Thanks for making short videos
"... a lot less banana peels laying around." Turning trash into "fuel"? Ha ha that sounds like a scene straight out of Back to the Future. 😂
So did he make the cockroaches and dog poop into biochar before trying to make it?
This is really cool, didn't know it was in headphones, building materials, or helmets yet.
What exactly is the setup of that process??
Seeker : what about the bi-product from plasma garbage disposal systems?
Converting plastic bottles into graphene would be amazing. This would really become a circular economy.
We have been waiting so long for graphene. It seems like it's indefinitely being researched but still nothing commercially available.
Nice hair cut AND good video
I though we like things THICC!
Just our women..:)
I heard this shit can keep a lightbulb going for years
waiting for scientist to use graphene to build a space elevator.
Sleeker bring so many great topic like this one. Thanks Guys For Your Efforts 😛📷✌🎶
So, will a graphene coated wire have increased transmission capability, strength, corrosion resistance or decreased electrical resistive properties?
Who the hell throws away good hotdogs ??
Research unlocked: You can now make Graphene using Trash
nice fireworks plasma flash, high voltage direct normal capacitors, up to ni-cd specific energy density
So we've progressed to calling Graphite "layered Graphene" for a better headline. Great.
Huh?
If this was open-sourced you could be having mass graphene this year rather than waiting forever.
It is open source: they gave the voltage and you saw the containment and the trash should be around ;)
@@G11713 A private individual could make it this way for their personal use but they could not start a company selling a product made this way so unless Rice University actually open patents this it is not likely to get out of the lab like all the other methods it is locked up in corporate hell.
I wanted to be a graphene based products entrepreneur,.but the slow pace of material availability is killing the dreams
@zztop3000 perpetual motion machines have been proven to be impossible. You wasted $50
@zztop3000 dude, you are familiar with the laws of thermodynamics right?
Okay now to be fair, literally any trash can be turned into something useful with enough energy.
2:20 indeed.
Soooo to make it bigger you size it up in a way it stays as effective, not easy but obv the first route they’d take, just need that even instant 3000 he was talking abt
Random fact: The following can be read forward and backwards: Do geese see God?
Nice palindrome.
what
oh i get it now
Random fact : that is called a palindrome
Two examples of polish palindromes:
Wół utył i ma miły tułów.
Kobyła ma mały bok.
Excellent...
Great technology right here!
ain't novel even the "large quantities" part.. I remembered the research team long ago that promoted their work using cd laser scriber.. and some youtubers making fairly good amount graphene out of different of carbon sources like sugar over the years .. all using no tape method
First Graphene Ltd. is the leading supplier of high-performing graphene products with a robust manufacturing platform and an established
100 tonne/year graphene production capacity. PureGRAPH® graphene is easy to use and is enhancing the properties of customers’ products and materials across industries and applications worldwide.
Invest now!
Manufacturing will come back to the US in the form of room sized multi material smart 3d printers that can print: computers, clothing, mattresses, soap etc, etc, etc.
3:41 When he mentions not burning "cheap coal" to release CO2, they show a clip of a Nuclear Power plant, which does not release CO2....
it's not a nuclear plant, coal plants have cooling towers as well. All fueled-plants use the same general idea and dry steam turbines need cooling towers
I've heard that the paper behind this is possibly questionable. I don't pretend to understand the arguments that were asserted against this but it sounded interesting and someone needs to verify its validity.
I'm still waiting for my graphene smartphone battery capacitor......1 second charge, weeks of use. First promised to me by Trace on one of the early segments of Seeker after its transition from DNews.
1 second charge? I don't think graphene was ever promised to charge anything in 1 second. Maybe 10 minutes? Who ever said that is tripping
@@waffleboomerang6643 saw it on Dnews before it changed to seeker. Not that it would charge something else, but that it would accept and hold a full charge in seconds, maybe it was minutes. It was a long time ago I saw the video.
I mean, it's still insanely expensive, you didn't have aluminum cans before we knew how to mass produce aluminum
@@gearandalthefirst7027 good point!👍😃
Who knew that #2 pencils could be worth so much?
Imagine having Armor made of Graphene.
2:19 is that stock footage of people throwing away hotdogs that look fine?
Hey man your Right Side of the body lean towards right more then left side... i have that problem...
It is caused by regular sleeping habits with your left side...
What do you do?
I make super materials out of dog poop.
Making *Graphene* out of *Human Excrement* , alone, would make an utterly tremendous improvement on both human health & our pollution of the oceans.
4:30 Making graphene from "cockroaches and dog poop?" Won't that drive up the price of those two resources? Sounds like a good investment. With the recent downturn on Wall Street I've been looking for a place to put my money. I'm going to buy all the cockroaches and dog poop I can!!! $$$$$
oh hey, hadn't seen you in awhile. Guess I haven't been watching enough sciencetube recently lol
Make it in space so it doesnt damage the ozone